I have shopped here for the last few years and purchased a live edge desk, bedroom set, coffee…read moretable, and most recently some new couches. The folks who work here are extremely friendly and helpful. Many products are Canadian made and excellent quality. The options are unique when compared to other furniture "or box" stores. Highly recommend checking out Austin & Taylor.

Really a 3.5. Let me explain…read more We had two antique pieces recovered in leather. The leather is beautiful but the staples are visible all the way around the piping. We also had a custom couch made. Again, the design is beautiful but the quality of the work has a few bobbles to it. For example, it's obvious that they miscut a piece of fabric for one of the cushions so they just added an another piece. It's the only cushion with that extra piece added. Also, the inside seams weren't serged, so they are frayed. The couch looks good and has held up well, but the cutting of corners is noticeable to someone who sews. Items were delivered on time. Prices commensurate with the work done.

$$$$. overpriced and terrible selection…read more Drove 2 hours for this? Odd design and way too much furniture. One time experience.

Memory Lane is a really excellent antiques market and I'm so happy to have it local! It is a well…read moremaintained store with frequently updated products and it ranks highly on my important antiques market rating system...the antiques:junk ratio here leans heavily to the antiques side. Well...antiques and high quality vintage! There's few old McDonald's toys, milk glass chickens, and Art Deco vanities to be found here (although if those are what you're looking for, they still exist at Memory Lane! Just not in the quantities found elsewhere). What tips Memory Lane to the 5-star scale is the supreme selection of high-quality teak and mid-century furniture and accessories. Several of their vendors have exceptional Danish and Nordic designers featured with new upholstery and professional refinishing. While the items are pricey, they are beautiful and fairly valued for their excellent condition. I was surprised to find all of this in London and it's a gem if you're into the "Mad Men" style!

Excellent service and very good knowledge of the mattresses. They helped me to choose the correct…read moremattress in good pric.

$$$$. overpriced and terrible selection…read more Drove 2 hours for this? Odd design and way too much furniture. One time experience.

I was visiting a friend in London and we decided to check out Memory Lane Antiques, By the time we…read morewere done it was more than an hour later! This place has a LOT of inventory, from Grandma Victoriana to Mid-century furniture and decor, random board games and children's toys. Prices also varied - we saw the same stool, both similar condition, being sold for $26 from one vendor and $90 from a different vendor! We also saw a lot of restored Mid-century furniture in great condition, I would have taken a dining set home if I had room to jam it in my apartment. I will definitely return next time I'm in London!

Three massive floors of old stuff, you decide if it's antique, vintage, or collectible. Interesting…read morethat shopping carts and walkers (with basket) are provided for store use. Elevator may only be operated by staff, who are clearly identified. From a modern range to a very old gas stove. From well preserved wood furniture to repurposed furniture. From small items to enormous items. I saw jewelry, books, hand bags, toys, a massive circular saw blade made into a table. Signs claim that there are over 600 vendors! That would be difficult to dispute! In response to the first reviewer, the law requires sellers to charge tax. Only charities where volunteers only operate a store, may be exempt, but from experience even they charge tax.

Loved this place. It's a day adventure if you want to take your time!! So many interesting things…read moreto purchase that I've not seen at other antique malls. Regarding those who say it's not right to charge tax, I don't know of a single antique mall in southern Ontario where you get away with not paying tax. As a business owner, you are responsible for obtaining tax on goods or services sold. Pure and simple. If you're looking to not pay tax, flee markets, garage sales and the like would be the better avenue. Walking into any "business" you should expect to pay tax.

We have had two pieces of furniture done by this company now and we are extremely pleased with…read moreboth. Our first purchase was our kitchen table and chairs and it turned out beautiful. it was made out of with a pecan stain. Recently, we had them make our 96" long bathroom vanity, which they made exactly as we had designed it. Beautiful pieces of furniture that will last a lifetime. As for pricing, they were the lowest of all companies that we checked. Made and delivered on time. I would highly recommend this company to anyone. Tami

New to London this was one of the first consignment shops I found that was close to my location…read more Loved it. Clean, organized, lots to look at and very friendly staff. Worth a visit!

This is a higher-end consignment shop stuffed floor to ceiling with women's clothes, handbags,…read moreshoes and accessories. They have a restrictive consignment policy. If you want to take things in then call ahead to make an appointment because you'll need one. There is a regular section and a designer section. Some of the clothes still have tags on them (thank you to those women who buy items but decide not to wear them!). They carry all sizes so you're sure to find something. Reasonable prices, especially if the item is on sale. Loyalty card gets you a $25 certificate after five purchases over $50. Helpful staff didn't make me feel as though they suspected every customer was trying to shoplift, an attitude far too prevalent in retail today.